Mini terrarium in a pitcher

[Inka4040]

Good idea, just keep an eye out for Charmanders. They are murder on plants, man.

Ah yes, one of those situations where dank smoldering mosses would not be the preferred outcome. Thanks for the complements everyone, and for those of you who were able to see through my ruse, glad to see that levity hasn't been entirely beaten to death on this forum.

:barf:

 

[Juice]

Was it stupid of me to say nothing would work in there? lol....my bad?!

 

[mellowvision]

I've got two words for you.

caiman crocodile





lookin good.

 

[cellodaisy]

I've got two words for you.

caiman crocodile

I agree, just make sure you get at least six. I hear they do best in groups.

 

[mighty mouse]

Why not go legless, and look into red tail boas? They're pretty.... which is all you need to know.

 

[platytudes]

I think that gnomes would be happiest in there...Inka, you seem like a friend of the gnomes! Just be sure to keep the lid on tight, you never know when the trolls might come a knockin' :troll:

 

[GEV83]

Why not go legless, and look into red tail boas? They're pretty.... which is all you need to know.

Red Tailed Boa is to small for that setup. I say a female Green Anaconda would do nicely in there. :thumbsup:

All kidding aside that is a nice setup you got there. I would like to do something like that but a slightly bigger scale. Ide put a Praying Mantis in mine. I got 2 spare 5 Gal tanks.... Hmmmm lol

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Looks pretty cool Ricky!

 

[Inka4040]

Spectacled caiman it is! I hope they don't fight with the bulbasaurs. Do you guys think I could train the boa to just sort of sit on top of the pitcher? I don't want it on the inside wrecking up all the plants. Thanks for looking everyone!

 

[mellowvision]

I've been reconsidering my suggestion, and I think a better solution would be a bonsai kitten. http://www.ding.net/bonsaikitten/